Professor Kerryn Butler-Henderson is the Director of the RMIT University Digital Health Hub. She has several large-funded research projects evaluating digital health interventions in various health settings and digital health workforce research and leadership. Kerryn was recognized for her expertise with several national and international awards.

Lisa is a senior Registered Nurse conducting casual academic teaching across the Bachelor of Nursing program at Flinders University. Lisa is a PhD candidate with interest in embedding Nursing Informatics into the undergraduate Nursing curricula.

Mark has over four decades experience in the health sector, with significant experience in digital health transformation, strategy, change, training and risk management across eleven countries. Mark is a Senior Lecturer in Health Care Management, Flinders University, completing his PhD research titled: Digital Health Competencies for Health Service Managers.

Rema Padman is Trustees Professor of Management Science and Healthcare Informatics in the Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University and Adjunct Professor in the Department of Biomedical Informatics at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Her research interests include digital therapeutics for health literacy, healthcare operations and analytics for decision support.

Dr Peyton is a paediatrician, PhD student, and researcher. He has a special interest in digital health, child mental health, parenting, and user experience research and design. For his PhD, he co-designed and developed a new website (FindWays) to help parents find ways of managing their child’s mental health problem.

Annisa is currently taking her doctoral degree in Biomedical Informatics at Taipei Medical University. Her thesis explores the extensive adoption of affective computing in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) especially using emotion recognition. She aims to develop machine learning-based emotion recognition of non-verbal communication to support doctor-patient interaction.

Ching Tzu Huang is a master student of Graduate Institute of Biomedical Informatics, Taipei Medical University. She loves to travel around the world to see the diversity of healthcare.

Amanda Joseph has held leadership roles in the private, public and non-profit sectors of healthcare. She has a pre-med background and graduated with distinction with a Bachelor of Commerce in Entrepreneurial Management. She holds a Master of Science degree in Health Informatics, and is currently a Health Informatics PhD student.

Mark has over four decades experience in the health sector, with significant experience in digital health transformation, strategy, change, training and risk management across eleven countries. Mark is a Senior Lecturer in Health Care Management, Flinders University, completing his PhD research titled: Digital Health Competencies for Health Service Managers.